Kind heart: Woman raises over GHc4k to rent a decent room for woman living in kiosk with son, photos emerge
- The woman and her son were living in a shabby kiosk that leaked anytime it rained
- A Good Samaritan identified as Abigail Simons helped raise over GHc4,000 to rent a room for the mother of one
- Nana Tea, a social media influencer, narrated the act of kindness in a popular social media group
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A mother and her son living in a shabby kiosk have received help after a Good Samaritan helped raise over GHc4,000.00 to rent a decent room for them.
In a post online, social media influencer, Nana Tea, born James Annor Tetteh, narrated how a woman who had previously paid for the child's admission fees organised funds to rent a decent room for the mother of one.
According to Nana Tea, the woman and her son were living in a dilapidated kiosk that leaked anytime it rained.
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Nana Tea narrates act of kindness
He wrote:
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''From living in a kiosk to a decent room; You remember this story right, the little boy and his learning how to write and did a kenkey party afterwards? Do you remember one madam Abigail Simons from Tell It All Official who paid the school fees for the little boy to kick start it?'' he quizzed.
''Well, she has done it again; she and her family and friends raised over GHc4000 to get a decent room for them to stay in. She said when it rains, they have to stand at one corner because the roof was leaking so getting here was perfect for them. We've gone there to pay two years in advance. Some three donated about 700gh to me to be given to her. She has added some small cosmetics in addition to the selling of the water. She is planning to use the kiosk as a cosmetics or provisions shop.
Inspiring others
Nana Tea seized the opportunity to establish that, ''When your time is up, nobody can block your shine,'' he said. ''We all need just that one person in one of our life n things will turn around for us. May we meet our divine helpers this week.''
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Ghanaian twin sisters express love for Rawlings
In a separate story, YEN.com.gh reported that, Ghana's first separated conjoined twins, Lydia and Linda Awui, have expressed deep love and appreciation towards the late former President Jerry John Rawlings.
The twins, who have grown since the operation conducted on them in 1999, expressed immense gratitude to the late founder of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), who paid the medical bills for their separation.
In an interview with GHOne TV/Starr FM's Nana Aba Anamoah, Linda revealed it was difficult for her to accept the late former president Jerry Rawlings had died.
Source: YEN.com.gh
